Yes. Except the late 80's minus the bail bonds and strip joint sponsors. Usually local hardware store, corner tap, restaurant or feed store.
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Yes. Except the late 80's minus the bail bonds and strip joint sponsors. Usually local hardware store, corner tap, restaurant or feed store.
I guess I missed the segment today but apparently Ross got divorced and was pretty emotional talking about it. May have to go back and listen to the 2nd hour podcast.
This is funny coming from a guy who has a degree from UNI.
According to Jorbo, Iowa would have won the game if they ruled it incomplete.
Iowa would have punted from the back of their endzone and Michigan gets the ball on the 45According to Jorbo, Iowa would have won the game if they ruled it incomplete.
According to Jorbo, Iowa would have won the game if they ruled it incomplete.
When you lose 26-0 I'm pretty sure that 1 play was the only reason you lost...
It was a really ****** call but the end result is probably a 22-0 game instead of 26-0. That game was over after the punt return.
It was a fumble. The whistle being blown kept it from being a TD return by the Michigan player who recovered it. Like it matters. Maybe the score would've been 22-0 instead of 26-0? The game was over when Michigan went up 10-0.
Yah, it didn't effect the outcome but I do have to say it was one of the most atrocious calls I've ever seen. I mean, hell, even the guy who recovered it just picked it up and handed it to the ref. Clearly everyone had stopped playing.
yeah this is basically where I'm at on the call. The fumble/incomplete part of the call is whatever, sometimes you end up on the wrong side of those. The error was there wasn't a clear recovery, last I knew a referees whistle blew the play dead.
The Minnesota call AND the fumble the costs Iowa a Big 10 championship
Then to try and sell to Kirk that 'his arm was moving forward but his hand wasn't' is about the most chickenshit officiating I've ever heard. Own that you blew it and move on.
We've got an officiating crisis and legal betting is making it worse. It's going to get real ugly across all sports.
It was a fumble though. The ball was out before his arm moved forward. That was pretty clear from the replay.
Oh I don't disagree, just don't make up a nonsensical excuse for the call you made.
